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Yes, this forum title includes the word "Books" too.
Are any of you in the middle of reading a book?
Just put what it's called, who it's by, and very briefly what it's about.
I'm nearly finished "Firewall" by Andy McNab.
Nick Stone, ex-SAS, is offered the lucrative freelance job of kidnapping a Russian mafia warlord, and delivering him to St. Petersburg. It seems that his problems are over. They are only just begininning.
Are any of you in the middle of reading a book?
Just put what it's called, who it's by, and very briefly what it's about.
I'm nearly finished "Firewall" by Andy McNab.
Nick Stone, ex-SAS, is offered the lucrative freelance job of kidnapping a Russian mafia warlord, and delivering him to St. Petersburg. It seems that his problems are over. They are only just begininning.
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Yes, this forum title includes the word "Books" too.
Are any of you in the middle of reading a book?
Just put what it's called, who it's by, and very briefly what it's about.
I'm nearly finished "Firewall" by Andy McNab.
Nick Stone, ex-SAS, is offered the lucrative freelance job of kidnapping a Russian mafia warlord, and delivering him to St. Petersburg. It seems that his problems are over. They are only just begininning.
Are any of you in the middle of reading a book?
Just put what it's called, who it's by, and very briefly what it's about.
I'm nearly finished "Firewall" by Andy McNab.
Nick Stone, ex-SAS, is offered the lucrative freelance job of kidnapping a Russian mafia warlord, and delivering him to St. Petersburg. It seems that his problems are over. They are only just begininning.
I just finished 'Down and Out in Paris and London' by George Orwell
Oh, and you notice how I popped Grix's music one to show the similarity, eh, eh?
Cunning indeed.
Cunning indeed.
I just finished "The Silmarilion" By J R Tolkein.
I finished reading Bravo Two Zero a while ago, and I'm currently reading Write & Sell The Hot Screenplay. It's about screenplays. And how to write and sell them. True story.
John Steinbeck's 'Of mice and men', everyone knows what thats about!
Grr, don't mention that book. It was decent enough, but our English teacher put on a REALLY bad American accent when she read it! She kept saying how none of her old classes had complained, but we kept shouting at her to stop. Eventually, she only did it for dialogue, then not at all. Damn, it was annoying!
Then we watched the film. It was alright, I could've done a better ending though (in terms of cinematography, not what actually happened)
Then we watched the film. It was alright, I could've done a better ending though (in terms of cinematography, not what actually happened)
I just starting reading "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" by Friedrich Nietzsche.
It's a philosophy book, his most accesible apparently. I've only read the introduction and I'm already a bit lost.
It's exactly what I was looking for in a book, something meaty that I could ponder over.
It's a philosophy book, his most accesible apparently. I've only read the introduction and I'm already a bit lost.
It's exactly what I was looking for in a book, something meaty that I could ponder over.
BEARDS. wrote:
> It's exactly what I was looking for in a book, something meaty that I
> could ponder over.
Sounds like my cooking
> It's exactly what I was looking for in a book, something meaty that I
> could ponder over.
Sounds like my cooking
Garlic Bread!? wrote:
> Sounds like my cooking
Send me some cakes.
> Sounds like my cooking
Send me some cakes.
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